10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPURRIES»
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spurries in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Travels Through the United States of North-America, the ...
It produces from seven to eight bushels of corn ; from twelve to fifteen, of Indian
wheat 5 from ten to twelve, of barley; and twenty of oats, because this last kind of
grain is sown on the best land" I re. ceived similar information at Spurries, ...
Francois Alexandre Frederic duc de La-Rochefoucauld-Liancourt, 1799
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Travels Through the United States of North America: The ...
I received similar information at Spurries, twenty-five miles farther on. At eight or
ten miles from Vanville I pasted the two branches of the Potukent, which are there
very narrow, and over which are thrown wooden bridges,, the worst and most ...
François-Alexandre-Frédéric duc de La Rochefoucauld-Liancourt, 1800
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A History of Agricultural Education in the United States: ...
It contained reference to The Practical Farmer, by John Spurries, of Brandywine
Hundred, New Castle County, Del., published in 1793, and Gleanings on
Husbandry, by James Humphreys, published in Philadelphia A HISTORT OF ...
Alfred Charles True, 1929
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U.S. Department of Agriculture Miscellaneous Publication
... Agricultural Science 201 South Carolina, agricultural societies 8 South
Carolina College 20,33 South Dakota Agricultural College 272,274 Southern
Agriculturist 29 Spaulding, Lewis 178, 179 Spencer, J. W 385 Sprague, D. W 326
Spurries, ...
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Plants on Islands: Diversity and Dynamics on a Continental ...
Another caryophyll genus is Spergularia, which contains the sand-spurries and is
represented in Barkley Sound by three species: S. canadensis, S. macrotheca,
and S. marina. There are other species typical of inland and disturbed sites, but ...
6
Draft environmental impact statement for nursery pest ...
Spurries. Spergula spp. Sand spurry species are difficult to control mechanically
or manually. They are prostrate weeds which tend to form a mat and put down tap
roots along the main branches. New plants develop from defoliated tap root ...
United States. Forest Service. Northern Region, 1991
7
Origin and Geography of Cultivated Plants
... same time as cultivated plants, and behave similarly to garden rocket (Tsinger,
i909). The cultivated, large-seeded corn-spurries (Spergula linicola and S.
maxima) have a similar relationship to flax. In his excellent paper, N.V. Tsinger (
i909) ...
Nikolaĭ Ivanovich Vavilov, Vladimir Filimonovich Dorofeev, 1992
8
Placerville Nursery Pest Management Plan, Camino, El Dorado ...
Several weeds or classes of weeds seem to present most of the problems:
groundsel, pigweed, purslane, yellow nutsedge, sand spurries, fillarie, grasses
and clovers. These weeds flourish in cycles, causing problems in some years, but
not in ...
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Six Rivers National Forest (N.F.), Nursery Pest Management, ...
... methods for the most troublesome weeds. The second section is a list of the
weed species at the Nursery (Table B-1). Several weeds or classes of weeds
seem to present most of the problems including: groundsel, sand spurries, filaree
...
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Chembers 21 Century Dictionary
Q Anglo- Saxon spuman. spurrey or spurry /'spAn/ & noun (spurries) any of
several varieties of annual plants or weeds, related to the pearlworts, which have
very slender stems and leaves and small delicate flowers. Q 1 6c: from spume,
the ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SPURRIES»
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spurries is used in the context of the following news items.
Frontier Resources plunges after new placing
... to chief executive Michael Keyes, has written off £108.9m and settled £54.4m of those debts by issuing 5.6m to Keyes and finance director Barbara Spurries, ... «DIGITALLOOK, Jul 15»
Miniscule organic matter offers hospitality to weeds
Sand spurry can form sturdy tufts when growing in the sidewalk, although at the beach sand spurries seem more expanded and relaxed. (There are apparently ... «Coos Bay World, Jul 14»
